This quintessential English village on the River Dart in Devon offers an anchorage with excellent shelter, says Ken Endean
Yachting Monthly
‘Powerful and inspirational’ Maiden documentary
The story of Tracy Edwards’ Maiden campaign in the 1989-90 Whitbread round the world Race still astonishes 30 years on, reports Katy Stickland
Golden Globe Race: Investigation into causes of dismastings in 2018-19
Golden Globe Race organisers have released a report by Sir Robin Knox-Johnston into the knockdowns, and in some cases, dismastings, sustained by the fleet in the 2018/19 edition
Take the stress out of sailing shorthanded: handling sails
Once underway, coping without crew isn't too hard but manoeuvres can be tricky. Professional skipper Simon Phillips shares his shorthanded experience
Seaworthy thinking – Editor’s letter, June 2019
Has the definition of what makes a seaworthy yacht changed?... the editor's welcome to the new June issue of Yachting Monthly
Skippers’ Tips: Clever waypoints & rigging fatigue
Seasoned skippers and Yachting Monthly experts give their advice on a whole range of issues for the cruising sailor
June 2019 – new issue out now
SAILING SKILLS Skippers’ tips Foolproof fendering • Anchor watches • Stand on or give way? A question of seamanship A rough night against a harbour wall Manoeuvre under sail Could…
Line up announced for Chichester Marina Boat Show
The Chichester Marina Boat Show will offer visitors exhibitions of new and used boats, a flare disposal service and a dedicated watersports area over the weekend of 27-28 April 2019
How would you tackle this windward berth?
James Stevens answers your questions of seamanship - this month, with no working bow thruster what is the best way to get into a windward berth?
Beneteau 46.1
Graham Snook has his expectations overturned by a sporty 'First Line' edition of Beneteau's latest yacht